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Yeah Skip that is shotgun season around here, and late mloader. Actually though it was worse 15-20 years ago when the locals ran in much larger groups and had the whole county to push. Now farms have been busted up into a lot of smaller pieces, with many being managed for deer hunting.

Not likely in western Ia dubs

Ishi maybe correct. Has to be at least 7 months old in that last pic. Can you tell if it is a buck yet

I really like the Moultrees for that price range Skip. Very good IR pics and all of mine are on their 4th and 5th year. I also really like my Muddy cam's daytime video quality.

This is 6'-7' deep

My hills are pretty dry so I make lots of waterholes, lined in 6 ml plastic from Bomgaars. I get the 20'x100' rolls. You have to dig them extra deep so that you can put 6"-8" of dirt back over the plastic, gorilla tape the seams. The hardest part is shoveling the dirt back in evenly. I go...

I use it more for cover next to my clover and along routes I walk, in and out of my blinds. Welters used to use a real tall milo, which I liked better, but now a shorter variety. I also add in peas and sunflower, and let it grow into a tall weedy mess. Kinda like WI's Powerplant mix. In...

I have been using a soybean and milo mix that I get from Welters, for years. You do not want to plant the milo until the ground temps reach 65 degrees

X3 on Sheridan. I hunt around Sheridan, Bighorn and Gillette every year. Alot to see and do

Yikes, I am in Monona, hills, but have not noticed any yet

What county?

How would you declare the season you want? My understanding is that if they do not fill during youth they can then hunt, early mloader, following those rules, then hunt the shotgun seasons, but the part about choosing one of the seasons does need some clarification. Then they can hunt the late...

Cannot use a shotgun for early or late Mloader.

You will still be in violation if you don't dig out the dirt and replace it with new dirt. I dig them out with my loader, replace the dirt, then seed it with clover and winter rye.

Nice post Tony, you started a great thing. I have friends that I talk to almost daily, certain times of the year, that I would have never met, without this site. The info shared over the years has been priceless

I like fresh Willow, Cedar or Basswood works real good too. I have put in a few bushy ones all ready that I will swap out with bigger trees, early October.

Thomas wow!^^^^^

There has been nothing in my part of western Ia, Monona cty, for a long time.

I do the same thing but with a disc, then broadcast a tall milo and tall forage soybean mix I buy from Welter seed. I dont spray it, just let it go, deer love it....way better than a field of brome grass. Deer do love most weeds too

Very dry in my part of Monona county. Nice rain all around but just did not hit here. A friend of mine in Wyoming always says, "we are always only 2 weeks away from a drought, this time of the year"